Attention: If the delay for ventilation was already activated with yesterday’s update, this must unfortunately be done again with this version. I have done a little rearranging here.
2024.03.12-02:
- Added #20: Allow ventilation not only in closed state, but also when the position is below the ventilation position.
- Bugfixes when comparing positions
Hi, sorry to bother you again, but i discovered an new behavior since the latest update. Before the behavior was if the contact sensor was “on” the shutter would move to the ventilation position when closing, now it moves to closing position.
I added some traces.
Thanks again
The user crandler just told me the same thing a few seconds ago. I have actually programmed this mode out. How stupid. I only had one eye on manual opening and closing. I’ll include that again.
The blueprint isn’t working well for my Homematic Device (HM-LC-Ja1PBU-FM).
service: cover.set_cover_position
and
service: cover.set_cover_tilt_position
are doing their job fine, but if both are executed at the same time (like going from closed position to 20% open and 50% tilt), the “set_cover_position” will start moving the blind, but will be overridden some seconds after by the “cover.set_cover_tilt_position” command. That makes the blind stop at around 3-4%.
For this reason, there is a service for homematic devices that let the actor work correctly:
I already had to rewrite the Eumel Code to make to implement this service. I would do that again with a fork of your CCA project. The downside is, that I will miss new features as my CCA fork would stay static.
thank you for all the work on this blueprint, very nice indeed!
I have a question regarding this config requirement: shading_azimuth_start should be lower than shading_azimuth_end
I see a problem when the window orientation is just crossing azimuth 0 deg, so the start is somewhere below 360, but end is above 0.
Or am I missing something?
You could use the Additional Actions for this. I have built this in for such purposes. Some Shelly’s also behave strangely.
I would just have to add a switch to deactivate the normal commands.
Hi, I live in Central Europe, so this is not some curious part of the world, but I assume this has to do more with window orientation, but maybe I’m really missing something obvious
So, if you have a window oriented towards west or north, and you want to shade the blinds when the sun is shining to the windows, you set azimuth_start to ~300. But doesn’t setting of azimuth_end (which is then max 365) open the shades at night?
Hi,
I think I discovered an edge case today. The automation was triggered at by early up at 7:00:00 and was waiting for the random delay (5sec) to pass. at 7:00:03 the automation was triggered by sun. This restarted the automation and the roller shutter remained closed.
Hi there, first of all thanks for the blueprint! nice work!
I’m trying to understand something, i have the blueprint set up for a windowcover. open en close works fine, but i want to play with the ability to close the cover with sun setting.
I’ve set a an open and close timing, but does the close time has any effect on the auto closing set with sun-elevation etc?
Like today, there was a high sun, temp went up in my office, but the cover did not close to 25% as set.
Yes, that really annoys me too. I’ve been trying to get to grips with it for days. Unfortunately, changing the automation mode in restart to queued is not enough.
In my local test environment, I now check whether the automation is already running. But I don’t currently have a way to test it. It’s difficult to reproduce.